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Helium enema & flatulence pitch questions19 Nov 2008 09:07 GMT4
Hypothetically if one were to administer a Helium enema, would the resulting
fart have a higher than normal? Obviously this would be sphincter muscle
state dependent.
I think the pitch would be pretty much the same as had compressed air had
chemicals and storing food in empty cat litter tubs18 Nov 2008 23:56 GMT14
  I posted this in alt.cats a while ago, and someone told me I should
try posting this here in sci.chem.   I have 2 cats, and often purchase
the 40lb tubs of Fresh Step cat litter.   After a tub is emptied, I
clean it out and generally use it to store random things in the
Uncle Al, You've Been Scooped !!!18 Nov 2008 10:08 GMT5
Sorry, but it looks like the first kilocarat diamonds
won't be coming from you.
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16036-artificial-diamonds--now-available-i
n-extra-large.html

Centrifugal Separator????????????17 Nov 2008 23:49 GMT5
Looking for info and/or equipment like old time cream separators for
separating aniline from an aqueous waste stream. Reply by email if you
can help.
Diluting hydrogen peroxide solution (6% to 3%)17 Nov 2008 17:24 GMT5
Can you specialists give me some advice.  I only have access to home
equipment.
Could I get some 6% hydrogen peroxide and dilute it with an equal amount
of tap water to get 3% hydrogen peroxide?
Partial pressure question17 Nov 2008 05:59 GMT5
If the Partial pressure of CO2 in seawater doubles with every 16 K
increase in temperature does that necessarily mean that half of the
CO2 will come out of solution if the sea temperature increased by 16
K?
 
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